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In southern Sweden, Franzén and Nilsson (2008) concluded that 20%to50%0% of semi-natural farmland left ungrazed in May to July to provide abundant nectar, and pollen resources could compensate for intense grazing applied on parts of the remaining farm area.
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Being fit does not necessarily mean that your are at your ideal weight, especially if you are eating large meals to compensate for an intense workout schedule.
The Bush administration's recent moves to reshape alliances with leaders from Japan, Australia and the Philippines are part of its intense effort to compensate for the breaches with its traditional allies that became so visible during the war in Iraq.
Together, these data indicate that increased intracellular stores cannot fully compensate for the defect in release efficiency during intense stimulation.
This method uses an analysis of the build-up of space charge in the counter to compensate for an underestimation of Ambient Dose Equivalent (H* 10)) in intense pulsed fields.
But no amount of technology can compensate for what the Cruz team has so far failed to provide for its articulate and intense candidate.
In infections with alphaviruses, the viremia is intense but short (7 ), but the diversity of the potential reservoirs may compensate for this short period.
Driving vehicles is a clunky menace that never gets better and it regularly slows down when the action gets too intense, but the overwhelmingly solid, well-designed play mechanics do a lot to compensate for its many superficial failings.
Metaphors help compensate for our natural weaknesses.
"Compensate for what?" Davis asked.
A dividend helps compensate for that risk.
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